Corporate finance · India

Financing that has to clear a deadline, a regulator, or both.

Most of our work sits at a constraint that will not move — a nine-month commissioning window under PM KUSUM in RESCO mode, a tariff order, an open access approval, a drawdown a contractor is already building against.

We take a mandate while that constraint is still workable, and we do the document work ourselves — SPV formation, director KYC, the DPR, the land file — rather than sending a checklist back and waiting on it. On a project with a fixed date, the papers are usually what make the money late, not the credit.

How we work

An engagement starts with what is fixed rather than with a deck: the commissioning date, the tariff order, the approval nobody has applied for yet, the covenant in the facility already drawn. We work backwards from it into a document sequence, and we run SPV formation, KYC and the DPR alongside lender appraisal instead of ahead of it — a sequential document cycle is the most common reason a sanctioned facility is drawn late.

How an engagement runs

Talk to us about a live transaction

Tell us what is fixed about it — the date, the counterparty, the approval you are waiting on. That is enough for us to say whether we are useful to you, and enough for us to say when we are not.

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